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Timberland has launched an international campaign, Nature Needs Heroes, to highlight the boot brand's ongoing commitment to sustainability. The brand has planted more than 10 million trees around the world since 2001 and it looks to grow to 50 million by 2024, with the help of partners including Trees for the Future and Great Green Wall. Some current and former Google employees say many workers do not report workplace misconduct or project concerns through official HR channels because retaliation remains an issue at the company. Instead, employees have taken to sharing their stories anonymously through an internal docu*ent and internal listservs dedicated to specific topics. Linguists and language preservationists who use digital resources to docu*ent indigenous languages are learning that technology can come with hurdles. The challenges include protecting a community's sensitive docu*ents and making sure a language's proper alphabet is Prices that businesses pay Chinese factories for products declined the most in three years in August. The producer price index fell 0.8% year over year, marking the second consecutive month of decrease, according to the National Bureau of Statistics. Walmart has created a new package of employee perks including tuition subsidies, college credit and free SAT and ACT prep clas*es in a push to hire more high school students. Te*ns are attractive employees because they're often easier to train and less costly to employ, and other companies including Chipotle, Disney, McDonald's and Starbucks have also added benefits to court this group. The US could face a shortage of 46,900 to 121,900 physicians by 2032 affecting primary and specialty care as the country's population ages, according to projections from the As*ociation of American Medical Colleges. We know older patients use two to three times as many medical services as younger patients, and the number of people over age 65 will increase by almost 50%, just in the next 10 to 15 years